, 1887-09-17

OBrlen was himself alone responsible
for his Imprisonment. Mr. Morley appeal
ed to the Government to reconsider their
refusal to institute an enquiry into the
affray at MiteheEstown.
Mr.. Parnell, contrasting the distinguish
ed humanity of the late Secretary Forster,
declared that the Governments policy was
one of terror and murder.
The Appropriation Bill has been passed,
and the Propagation of Parliament fixed
for Friday. III the course of debate, the
Speaker named Mr.. Graham, an English
member, for denouncing theHouse OF Lords.
He also named Mr.. Edward Harrington
for personal disrespect to the Chair.
The Trades Union Congress has decided
to form a new political party independent
of the old issues.
Sir Henry Holland has refused to pub
lish the Marquis ofLansdowne's dispatches
respecting the difficulty with Manitoba.
A Paris despatch states that General
Ferron. at a cabinet meeting, declared that
he was satisfied with the mobilization ex-
pertinent. M. Heredia said that he believ.
ed that on the completion of the facilities
for Transportation the time necessary for
mobilization will be reduced to a single
day.
london. September 14th-Sugar in
stock on the 10th inst, was $4,000 tons.
Last year 274, 900 tons.
New York, September 15th.-The Illinois
Court of Appeal has confirmed the sen.
tence Of death on the Chicago Anarchists.
The death is announced of General dc
Werder, the captOr of Strasburg.
The race for the st. Leger, which was
run Yesterday, resulted as follows:
Mr.. Mc.Kenna's Kilwarline, first; Mr..
Abington's Merry Hampton, second; and
Mr.. MantOn's Timothy, third.
1t is stated that the Gear will remain in
Denmark until the 18th of October.
Speaking at a military banquet at
Toulouse, General Breart, commanding:the
18th Army corps, declared that France
now knew her strength, she was ready, and
waiting.
M. Gales, deputy for the Haute GarOnne,
said that the mobilization had proved that
the army was now able to give France her
desired revenge.
The evening papers deprecate these in
iudicious threats as needlessly provoking
Germany.
Englishnews states that Mr.. Chamberlain
will attend a great UniOniSt demonstration
to be held at COleraine.
It is reported that the Duke of Devon
shire has assented to Mr.. GladStOne'S
Home Rule views, and is ~endeavouring to
induce the Marquis of Harrington to aban'
don the dissidents.
An Ottawa despatch states that a young
Irishman confronted the VicerOy, the
MARQUIS of LansdOwne, while opening the
provincial exhibition at SherbroOke. After
some rough handling, the Irishman was
arrested.
A manifesto of the COmte de Paris was
Yesterday simultaneously issued at mid
night in Sc capitols and departments. The
manifesto ridicules the eternity of the Re;
public, and declares that what one congress
has established another may destroy. Urg-
ing the restoration on the basis of a perma-
nent pact between the people and the
Royal family, it declares that the new mon-
archy would not be retrogressive, and
would maintain constitutionally establish
ed institutions. 1t proposes to separate
the army from politics, and that the ordi.
nary budget be fixed and not changeable
every year. In conclusion, it declares that
the Ministry would not then be dependent
on the tickle majorities OF one chamber, but
on those Of three distinct powers.
New York, September l6th.-The mani
festo of the COmte lie Paris has produced
little effect, but it is understood that the
Government will answer it.
New York Frenchmen, discussing the
question. express a decided preference Tor
the Republic.
The sTemps'' says the Issue of the mani
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